A video making the rounds at YouTube runs the audio of Apple's famous "Think Different" ad over a list of third-party iPhone apps.

You can argue that comparing a home-brewed version of solitaire to the iMac is a bit silly (though not as silly as comparing the iMac to Gandhi or Martin Luther King Jr.) but they do present an interesting point.

More after the jump.

02 Oct 2007

Has Apple given up on being an enabler of creativity with its iPhone policies? The pitch has long been that you can create more and better things with a Mac than you can with a PC.

If other companies are allowing for more third-party development on their handsets, how much does it hurt Apple's rep to lock down their product so severely?